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First Steps In Microwave Cooking
First Steps In Microwave Cooking
First Steps In Microwave Cooking
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Using a microwave oven to cook a meal sounds easy — but the truth is, thousands of new microwave owners are quickly disappointed when their early efforts don't "come out" the way they expected. The reason is nearly always the same: they haven't learned (or haven't been shown) the basic techniques of the new method and how they differ from conventional cooking. As a result, many simply abandon the microwave as a method of cooking meals from scratch, and just leave it on a corner of the worktop to be used now and again for "heating things up."

First Steps In Microwave Cooking was written to fix that problem. Using step-by-step instructions on how to cook a wide range of simple, everyday dishes, it provides a basic "training course" that the microwave newcomer can follow to learn the few skills required for confidence and success. Numerous re-prints, nationwide press coverage and sackfuls of appreciative mail received by the original publisher showed that this book is exactly what the new owner needs to get his or her own microwave revolution under way.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherAngus Waycott
Release dateJun 16, 2012
ISBN9781476233765
First Steps In Microwave Cooking
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Angus Waycott

Angus Waycott's books about travel and cookery have been published in the UK, USA, Japan and the Netherlands. He has been the voice of TV news broadcasts, commercials and award-winning documentaries, voiced "character" parts in game software and anime productions, and worked as a copywriter, photographer, teacher, translator, lighting designer and builder. He is married with two daughters.

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    First Steps In Microwave Cooking - Angus Waycott

    About This Book

    Thousands of users have mastered their microwaves with the help of this popular and widely recommended guide. Using quick tips, simple dishes and everyday family recipes, it shows how anyone can become an expert in microwave cooking. Start with the basics! That’s the key to success.

    What They Said

    This book could be the answer to your prayers Family Circle

    One of the best books on the subject Glasgow Evening Times

    Very simple instructions for the complete beginner Good Housekeeping

    Shows how fast fast food can be Daily Express

    A step-by-step guide to explain the basics Sunday Telegraph

    A really simple guide Daily Mirror

    First Steps

    in

    Microwave Cooking

    Angus Waycott and Jan Harris

    Smashwords Edition

    Copyright Angus Waycott 2012

    ISBN: 9781476233765

    First published by Inklon Publications, Southampton, UK 1981, 1985, 1987

    This ebook is licensed for your personal enjoyment only. This ebook may not be re-sold or given away to other people. If you would like to share this book with another person, please purchase an additional copy for each recipient. If you're reading this book and did not purchase it, or it was not purchased for your use only, then please return to Smashwords.com and purchase your own copy. Thank you for respecting the hard work of this author.

    Table of Contents

    Part 1: Basic Information

    Welcome to Microwave Cooking

    How A Microwave Oven Works

    Microwave Oven Features

    The Combination Oven

    Cooking Time

    Meal Planning

    Cooking Utensils

    Useful Accessories

    Variable Power

    Defrosting

    Reheating

    Note on Cling Film

    Browning

    Care of Your Microwave Oven

    Converting Your Own Recipes

    Useful Tips

    Part 2: Introductory Dishes

    Hot Drinks

    Meat

    Fish

    Vegetables

    Puddings

    Miscellaneous

    The Browning Dish

    Convenience Foods

    Part 3: Everyday Microwave Recipes

    Index

    Apple Crumble

    Apple Sauce

    Apples (baked)

    Bacon rashers

    Bacon rolls

    Baked beans

    Beef burger

    Beef burger patty

    Beef curry

    Beef stew

    Breaded fish

    Brussels sprouts

    Cabbage

    Carrots

    Cauliflower

    Cereals

    Cheese sauce

    Chicken & vegetable curry

    Chicken & vegetable soup

    Chicken portions

    Chili con carne

    Chips

    Chops

    Christmas cake

    Christmas pudding

    Cod

    Corn fritters

    Corn on the cob

    Cottage pie

    Custard

    Drinking chocolate

    Fish cakes

    Fish fingers

    Flapjacks

    Fried eggs

    Fruit cake

    Fruit pies/tarts

    Garlic bread

    Gravy

    Green beans

    Haddock

    Hot milk

    Instant coffee

    Joint of meat

    Kippers

    Liver & bacon savoury

    Macaroni cheese

    Malted milk

    Meat pies/pasties

    Mince pies

    Minced beef

    Mulled wine

    Mushrooms

    Omelette

    Onions

    Parsley & thyme stuffing

    Parsnips

    Peas

    Pineapple upside-down pudding

    Pizza

    Pizza (shop-bought)

    Poached egg

    Pork chops

    Porridge

    Potatoes, baked

    Potatoes, boiled

    Prepared meals

    Puddings (tinned)

    Quick meringue

    Rice

    Rice pudding

    Roast chicken

    Sage & onion stuffing

    Sausages

    Savoury minced beef

    Savoury quiche

    Scones

    Scrambled eggs

    Shortcake

    Shortcake topping

    Soup (tinned)

    Spaghetti bolognese

    Spare ribs

    Steak

    Steak & kidney pudding

    Steamed sponge pudding

    Swede

    Tea

    Tomatoes

    Trout

    Turnips

    Victoria sponge

    Whitebait

    Part 1: Basic Information

    Welcome to Microwave Cooking

    However much you enjoy cooking, there’s a limit to how much time you want to spend on it. Sometimes, of course, it’s a pleasure to serve

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